King Street Community Church
Standing Together: with Others (Part 1)
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King Street Community Church
611 King St W, Oshawa, ON L1J 2L1, Canada
Sunday 10:30 AM
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https://mykscc.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/23/responses/new1. Standing together is a theological imperative
God is One
God is inviting us to move from plurality to Oneness
Acceptance implies difference
2. Choosing the right people to stand with
Selectivity is important
Judgement is for God and discernment is for us
3. Standing together with others and the role of words
Words reveal hearts
Words can heal or hurt
Words are sometimes less important than presence -Sitting Shiva
REFLECTION QUESTIONS
1. How does the concept of God's Oneness (as expressed in the Trinity) inform our understanding of human relationships?
2. How can we discern when to get involved in others' conflicts and when to refrain, keeping in mind the proverb about grabbing a dog by the ears?
3. Reflect on a time when someone's words brought healing to you. How can we cultivate more healing speech in our communities?
4. In what situations might presence be more important than words when supporting others? How can we practice this effectively?
5. How does understanding ourselves as made in God's image impact the way we view and interact with others, especially those different from us?
1. How does the concept of God's Oneness (as expressed in the Trinity) inform our understanding of human relationships?
2. How can we discern when to get involved in others' conflicts and when to refrain, keeping in mind the proverb about grabbing a dog by the ears?
3. Reflect on a time when someone's words brought healing to you. How can we cultivate more healing speech in our communities?
4. In what situations might presence be more important than words when supporting others? How can we practice this effectively?
5. How does understanding ourselves as made in God's image impact the way we view and interact with others, especially those different from us?